InfrastructureVattenfall InCharge has won a tender to install up to 22,000 additional charging points over the next few years in Noord-Brabant and Limburg, two provinces in the south of the Netherlands.Read more
CollaborationFrench oil major TotalEnergies and UK power firm SSE are seeking to capture a 20 per cent share of the electric vehicle (EV) fast-charging market in Britain and Ireland by launching a joint venture named...Read more
125 charging locations are built in GermanyMAN and energy supplier E.On are going to install fast chargers for electric trucks at 170 locations in Europe. The first site is due to go into operation this year, with 80 planned by the...Read more
ExpansionTruck charging specialist Milence is expanding into Italy. The joint venture between Daimler Truck, Traton and the Volvo Group has announced a charging hub for electric trucks south of Verona. The site is due to...Read more
CollaborationFast-charging provider Atlante and the French Banque des Territoires are setting up a joint venture to install over 500 fast-charging stations in France. Thanks to battery-powered chargers, the network should also reach areas with a...Read more
Connection with the North Sea-Baltic corridorTruck charging specialist Milence is planning its second charging hub in the Netherlands. The joint venture held by Daimler Truck, Traton and the Volvo Group, is already present in Venlo. A second location is due...Read more
InfrastructureBritish charging network Be.EV has secured 55 million pounds in funding from the NatWest and the German KfW IPEX-Bank. It will use the money to expand its charging network to over 1,000 fast-chargers by the...Read more
InfrastructureIberdrola plans to install 1,000 new charging points of different power levels as part of a partnership with Eroski. These will be operational over the next three years at around 300 of the retail chain’s...Read more
CollaborationFast charging network operator Atlante and shopping center operator Groupe Duval have announced plans to deploy 130 new fast and ultra-fast charging stations. Read more
InfrastructureLondon-based EV charging company Char.gy has received a 100 million pounds commitment (approximately 118.25 million euros) from the Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF), to expand its on-street charging network across the UK in the next five years.  Read more